Danielle Elliott

Pallavi Gogoi, NPR's Chief Business Editor with a focus on economic and social trends, teams up with Danielle Elliott, a freelance science writer and single mother, to explore the evolving landscape of single motherhood in America. They discuss why many women are choosing to parent solo, challenging stereotypes of single moms. Insights on the joys and challenges of solo parenting emerge, including the importance of building a supportive community. They also tackle concerns about the absence of a father figure and celebrate the empowerment found in these unique family dynamics.